PA&GE 6, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1984, WIB -E RS Br(ok1 in Byinecs ~jMP~; by BETTY-JEAN BLYTH Cali 655-3678 wth Items for this coluinn. This ila Sadie Hawkins Day, that unie day every four yeara when tradition aays that ail the young and not-ao-young maidena lef t on the aheif have an opportunity to get out and catch themselves a man. However, since Betty Friedan and* the other femlnists began their campaigna for women's *rlghtsa'a decade or so ago, there seem to be few Young ladiea aitting on the aheif. Young women nowadaya are out building careera for themselvea inw everything from medicine to garage mechamecs. They are much* too busy to ait around waiting for Mr. Right to corne along and take them out of their cloistered parloura and stick them into cluttered ktchena. - ' today'a world, the young men bave to reaily w a n hape to catch Up to the modemn woman. VCR 4590 $498. VCR 4650 $598. The Free Press apologizes for any1 caused. Inconvenience vernaps now la the time to change the old tradition and have a Sydney Hawkina Day lnstead. PROGRESSIVE EUICHRE Tonlght, the Brooklln Legion Ladiesa Auxlllary la holding a progreaaive euchre beglnnlng at 8 p.m. in the Legion Hall. Tickets are $2 at the door and there wiil be a llght lunch and, of courae, prizea. WORLD DAY 0F PRAYER Brooklin United Church la holding a World Day of Prayer on Friday, Mar. 2 at 7:30 p.m. -i the church. ýEveryone la extended a cordial welcome to attend. SHROVE TUESDAY SUPPER St.. Thomas' Anglican Church la holding a pan- cake supper on Tueaday, Mar.,6 in the church hall. Tickets may be had at the door for adulta $3.50, studenta $2.50, aqsl children $1.50. There la also a apecial family rate. For more information cal Jamice Taylor at 655-3501. SPORTS REGISTRATION Whitby Girl'a Athletic Asaociation for girla aged 7 to 19 as of Jan. 1, 1984, can regiater for this aummer at Iroquoia Park on.Mar. 3 and 10 from 9 to 2 p.m. The minor aoccer league la holding its registrationa on Mar. 3 and 24 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Iroquoia Arena. "«T" Bail reglatrat »ion wil take place on Mar. a and 10 at Luther Vipond Memorial Arena in Brooklin«fromn 12 to 4 p.m. PLAYERS WANTED The Men'a Recreational Lacroaae League are CORRECTIONi In last week's edition of the Whltby Free Prss, the advertisement for Video Image, Brooklln read: VCR 4590 $398.I VCR 4650 $498. It should have read: M1 A COMPLETIEPRINTING SERVICE 218 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax Shopping Plaza, Ajax Teleph<ie 416-683-1968 and 416-683-1970 week's play will be reported in the following issue of the Whitby free Press. Official VYdeo Pr oducts ofdp osAgeesM ronpics FrnIoad .New sIimIine design ____ M icro touch, sensor controls . * ee * ~ ~". ~VCR 4590 *8 day,l1eve nt .12 position. 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The timea are 7 to 9 p.m. Whltby Minor Basebail Aaaociation is looklng for playera from 17 to 20 to form a junior team in the Eaatern Ontario Baseball Aaaociation. Intereated fellowa can caîl Bob Parsona 668-0911. CALLING ALL COOKY MONSTERS Yea, it's that time of year again when the Browniea and Guidea wll be calling on you to order cookiea. Thia la one of the major fundraising ac- tivitieaso do order aome to help themn out. Besidea, they're alwaya greai cookies to have on hand for guesta if they laat that long. RESTAURANT CHANGES OWNERS The Quik Bite bas recently changed ownera. After three' yeara Gary, Young haa turned over proprietorahip to Margit Senti. Rumour haa it that she's a great cook ao be sure to drop in toasay hello and sampel her warea. BABY CONTEST Proud parents and grandparents are invited. to enter their littie darlinga in the Whitby Jayceea Spring Baby Photo Conteat. The conteat runs from Mar. 9 to 24. To enter, drop 3" x 5" photos with parents name addreaa and phone number and child's age at Whitby Mail Florista. Entrance féela $2 and proceeda go to the Dr. J.O. Ruddy Building Fund. CORRECTIONS OR (I GOOFED AGAIN) This la either another inatance of my loaing a list or my typewriter haa gremlina in it. Anyway, the new executive for Ashburn Guild ahould read as followa - Barb Porter, preaident;, Margaret, Mathews, past-preaident; Joan Fleming, secretary and Margaret Burgeas, treaaurer. On the board of directora is Norma Ingleton spelt with an "P'. Also in the article on the history of Myrtie Church, the old church became Cook's Garage (ironie since another garage was built on it's original site.) The present church was built from scratch, au to apeak. GUILD MEETING Burn's Kirk Guild wil hold the next meeting on Mar. 6 at 8 p.m. in the church hall. Gueat speaker wil be Janet Smith from the Port Perry Bank of Montreal. She Will'discuas "Money, what every woman ahould know". Thia is an important topic for todays woman to learn more about su get out there girls and find out wbat your rights are. Refreah- ments will be served. REGISTER, CONTINUOUS7 CAR ,bONIZED & MUSC. WHITB'ý F-REE PRESS Brown to speak Marion Brown, firat woman prealdent of a United Church Con- ference in 60 yeara, will be the gueat speaker at the Annual meeting, of the Oshawa Preabyterial United Church Women on Wed- nesday, Mar. 7 fromn 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Nurthminater United Church in Osbawa. Marion Brown was born and educated in Peterborough, Ontario and taught primary achool in that city. Brown, has lived in Kingaton, >Whitby, Meaford and Belleville and presently livea in Brooklin and a member of Wall Street United Church. Marlon Brown is married and bas two daughtera and one son. Brown is active in church work and has given leadership in C.G.I.T., Explorera, church achool teacher and auperintendent, Christian Education Commitees, church camping, U.C.W., Couples Club,* a choir member and congregational board member. She has aiso -been chairperson of Bay of Quinte Conference Division of Mission, Kingston Preabytery Division of Mission and a member of Division of Mission in Canada, its executive and agenda planning eommittee and a representative to general couneil executive. "Confessing Our Faith" wiil be the text of Marion Brown 's presen- tation' to over30 women. The installation of officers will be con- ducted by Rev. 'Bert Batatone, chairman, of Oshawa Presbytery. Bridge,, re sjits The following are the resuits of last week's play 'at the Wlb Duplicate. Bridge Club as repurted by, Mrs. Jirn Whurrie. North and South: Henk Hellendoorn and